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The greatest book of wisdom in

all the world, is the open book of Nature, which is ever before our eyes. None of its pages are uncut. All of the mysteries of life itself are hidden in its contents. Every inspired poem, song. cr book, that has been written, has come from its

gi ' wlppmspgy. Avgugr 7, "gg contents. Yet how very little have

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we read from this marvellous bookl “It is in my garden,” said David

FOWN GUARDIAN ` *AUGUST 7

Trade And Commerce

, (By Exporter) In my last 1 should have remark-

ed that dairy and hog production are the two moat important and profitable of farmer activities.

In bot-b. these always forled

ahead into ,greater volume and more prontable return under suc- ceeding Conservative governments. and almost without exception were reduced to paralysis, and almost extinction, by every Liberal admin- istration that laid hands up0n

visod that "there should be a pros-

PROPAGANDA AND FACT .

Grayson, "that all things become them.

ecution and that it would not em- clearer to me." Shakespeare was

ne of the eatest students of na

In the fame issue in which it gives

front page publicity to Mr. Mlc- kenzie Klng's allegation that the Bennett policies have "stifled" Canada’s trade, the Toronto Globe. leading Liberal newspaper, pub- lishes the following despatch from its Ottawa correspondent: _

“Canadian farmers have benefit-

ed to the extent of nearly $5,000,000 this year to date, as compared with last year, through the re- opening of the United states mar- ket to Canadian cattle.

“Total exports of Canadian cat-

tle. whether for improving of stock, for dairy herds or for slaughtering, have nearly trebled from the 28,819 head shipped in the first half of 1934 to 84.728 head exported in the first six monthsof this year.

"In value this export movement

increased by more than $3,000,000 from $1,843,668 last year to $4.958,- 449 this year.

“Exports of beef have likewise

greatly increased, those to the United Kngdom from 1,756,500 pounds last year to 2,487,000 pounds this year, and those to the United States from 44.700 pounds to 4,- 604,400 pounds." ` i

KING AND 3RD PARTIES

One 'of the curious misstatements

made by Mr. King in his broadcast addresses was to the affect that third parties in Canada had ln- variably originated when Conserv- atives were in power. One wonders how the leader of the Opposition has the audafity to put forward such an assertion.

A Toronto exchange recalls that it was while the Liberals were in power in Ontario. that tho Patrons of Industry and the Protestant Protective Association developed. In the election of 1894 fourteen Patrons and two P.P.A.'s were re- tumed to the Legislature. In 1919 under disturbed post-war conditions the U.F.O. slipped into power for a term, but with the Conservatives in oilice the number of U.F.0. and

other irregular members fell from 58 in I-922 to seven-in 1984. `

In the federal field it was under

the Unionist Government, partly Conservative and partly Liberal. that the Progressives- originated and mustered a strength that gave them and other independents, in the general election of 1921, a post- war strength of 71 members-a force .which has since dwindled away until today it is only 22.

The fact is that notwithstanding

its pretentlon to the contrary, the Liberal party has always lagged behind the Conservative party in promoting and enacting social and economic reforms. Hence it is that eager radicals from time to time have split off from the Liberal party and formed parties of their own, though it is true, cf course, that they have also drawn from the strength of the Conservative party. The tendency still holds true. It is because Mr. Mackenzie King is tied hand and foot to the utwom ideals of the Manchester School that the anti-Government vote in the present general election, instead of going to the Liberals, is split up into three, four and nve sections.

EDITORIAL NOTES

In Berlin the Nazis are chasing. e Jews and in New York the ws are chasing the Nazis.

3'?

The Hon. and Mrs. W. M. Lea

have leased the hqme of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hunter, Grafton lt..

d will move in on the 'iiith inat.

U 'W-F'*'1'* , It is now dennltely announced

that the Hon. H. 1-1. Stevens, Re- constructionist In der, will tour the Maritimes almost immediately after retuming from the West.

wonder iz sir mowers Beatty

and his C.P.R. co-directors made _ebeir_ flying Babblitarfan visit to gms province. and its railway par- ticularly. with a view in future de- eoiopnisnts. Their press agent asve go hi|i't,of this in his interview. ~

' 'Navy `atil;fneognised

t iii slits.

nag -'°"»”

barrars anyone except these men t themselves."

“Sometime in September" Mr. 1

Bennett advised the election will be

held. As the law provides it must t take place on s Monday. and the

gr I _

ure that the world has ever known.

Keats. Shelley, Byron and Words-

. worth taught the world anew of its

avish beauties. W. H. Hudson.

Burroughs. and John Muir grew rich in wisdom as they drank fr:m

he spring of joy that they found

upon every hand, as they roamed

he ampas, fields and mountains

holiday. not available either for election or nomination, Mondays 2 and 9 are automatically wiped oi! the slate. This leaves September

first Monday being a statutory i

p .

During these vacation days, he is wise indeed who will take the op- portunity to study this book of na- ture as his textbo:k He will go back to his work refreshed and

Under the fostering care of Con-

servative govemmente preceding 1996, Canadian bacon had taken first place in the British markets. competing successfully with the famous Danish and Irish product.

In 1996 the Liberals came into

power. Ever kow-towing to the United Stata, they Allowed Chi- cago packers to ship half finished pork into Canada. to be smoked in Canadian smoke houses, and ship- ped to the English markets brand- ed.-"Ca.nadia.n Cured."

This Chicago stuff, com fed, was

coarse and fiabby, and offensive to the British taste. Sold as a Can-

” .I 0ntario’s 'Beer-First

§ v all

,Ov mrs New outlook

Whatever may be its eilect

the lives of the people

sr the provincial treasury, time be no mlrmet of doubt as. to the

gggpj twin; or the mane cannot us-

tgslz legislation upotg _tlégngtcrestaof

brewe_ rs and e_ _ in g,en-

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ug out On n d i has

MDDIES MAY become ». settled conviction in the KIN DISORDERS nuns or the nmmty-that on

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REDUCING RE

CAUSE S

Premier and moat of his Cabinet

Whe _ it is remembered that our an unduly gummy W the mug; :-2

- insurance companies tell us that |ng,e",g_ V | one in ev¢1'i'fiV¢ 0! the P°PD1“¢i°¥1 ` Provihcial administrations should _} is overweight it is easy to under- nggugguy M expwggq tg pmmgfg -'-

lP°"°’ ' BRA HMIN TEA

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and :-:

stand why “reducing i\?H\€d1€8" sobriety and public safety by every find such a large sale. means within their power. but the

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, Every overweight knows that ii steady increase of the sale of aloo- I he for she) cuts down on the hallc beverages by the Govemment | amount of food eaten and fn- cannot by any logic that we know

cunt of exercise, be termed a measure of ublie saf-

City Ticket Agency Canadian National Railways

how located in

NEW CURRIE BUILDING-181 Queen Street

weight is bound tc come off; in - . ' fact it must come off. Some recent developments in the

However some have felt "weak" liquor situation in Ontario have

. when the amount of food was even caused alamr. but no surprise. in slightly reduced and they there- temperance quarters. The Supreme fore look for easier methods of Court of Canada decided, by three

creases the am P ‘ :ty

ion seems to favor the lard. t

23 or 30_and the weight 0! Upm_ :applet in heart-a mind washed

ut. and with a will to be brover' han ever before.-Ex,

W'hile it is welcome news, too

much faith need not be placed on the report that arbitrators may settle the Italo-Ethiopian conflict. A League of Nation's protectorate

_.___ i

This year is being celebrated the

bloentennial of the freedom of the press on this continent. In 1735 John Peter Zenger was acquitted of , libel for lrsving dared criticize Gov- `ernor Crosby of New Ysrk. It is an

would not be much better than a mandate to Ethiopia which point

terference with her independence and sovereignity. But during the P

ganhiversary whose celebratlion 1? e

Sisilrhldllqibtfnd fbi" thee fliigfiisrronthen »Set to work to reclaim our lost Bri-

blmk tems" 5° mmider my in` sealed to the newspapers has been t

all the peoples. Freedom of the

ress means more than the inher-

hams and bacon exports to `Great Britain reached the magnificent to-

adian product, in competition with our finer quality of grain fed bacon t poisoned' the English market against all bacon 'randed as Can- adian, and our British bacon mar- ket was reduced to the verge of ruin.

The Borden-Meighen govern-

ments. retuming to power in 1911, at once put a stopper on this Lib- ral “Canadian Cured" fraud. and

ish trade. With this impetus our

reducing. judges to two, that the Canada some reducing remedies oontoin Temoermee Act is mm restrictive

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(trtified Puplio Accountant

Epsom salts which drive some of the then the l>l‘°5¢DU liill-10'! UW °f 011' water out of the system and so £8-rio and therefore that the federal reduce weight. Others have gland BC! 5'*-1110111311125 ID f-he °°DHU¢-5 01 extracts-thyroid or pituitary __ Huron. Peel and Perth, making in- wmch Nduce Weigh, in moss valid the liquor authorities which cases where the overweight is re- have Dem iSS“°d in DDD” °°“D¢i“- any due to A -Mk of these gland But because the brewers are able to ubsmmes in the body sell more liquor under the provin-

S It has b..,.n found 'mat some cial law. the entire forces cf the reducing rdmedics contain boric mme have been ‘et “im” D Cam' acid and that certain skin irrita- P513” W f°f°° tht’ D’°Vi“°1°\ 1"’

hi b - Cid upon the three counties in ques-

.°Il.?1’; Q dge gi t1,,fem';§;,°she;:ne,.` tion. And the rather flimsy excuse

‘ ' ’ ie f all

and Auditor

Bookkeeping systems installed or revised

Profit and Loss Accolrnts Computed,

Company By-Laws, Minutes, Annual Statements and Reports Prepared.

deliberations some other way out of the troub‘e may evolve.

It is not easy to catch a British

Minister at fault, and Mr. Baldwin is no exception. As was announc- ed in practically every newspaper in Canada and the United States, not to mention Great Britain, Mr. J. P. Morgan called upon Mr. Bald- win. A Labour member wm sus-

ent right of an editor to call a gov- ernor a scoundrel. Freedom of ex- V

heritage, as we can now more clear- 5 ly see since it is enjoyed in but few ations In Germany y. , Russia, spain, Mexico, and a host, Cf other nations it is even forbidden 3 to print the facts upon which opin- ,

of the press has been destroyed. all § news is good news and a helpies’ . people know not how the country fares.-Welland Tribune.

pressed opinion is but B part of tm iernment came into power. and with

n in Im in l farmers, the Liberal "open door"

ion is formed. Where the freedom “du” this ex rt "° u°'24l'3°5 in

al of $28,000,000 in_l927

In 1927‘the Mackenzie King gov-

his policy of hand over to the alien e ery interest of our Canadian

which he now preaches, in two short years he succeeded in so de- moralizing our English trade as to

1928, and than ta the almost van- ishing point of $6,636,497 in 1929,

In price, he reduced hogs selling

lon foot, fed and watered), in Montreal, from $9.30 per 100 lbs. off ars, in 1927-28, to almost half

offered by the Prem r or appe ng

%:is::t.;;;°‘;1“..:.“.:z; .f.i.:.”°::.‘.';t ----M --»» ' s read to the head the neck and 1°” is that the uqum °°“t'°l A” | £6 body The 'skin bécame is enforced by the provincial and th‘ckened .and showed fine scales 1°°”'1 p°u°e' but-that me” ‘A n° onli blisters 'rho -.stent admitted `"‘°°‘““°"V ’°" °“‘°‘°°°‘“°“” °‘ "“° takin a reducln ° vvder A skin (federal) Canada Tempennm Ac"

t S d §mD° tm ~ Wd" another glaring-instance or the

*S W” “D ° “’ 5 D” poor-mt policy of the onto.-io

:.22 "°.i,‘;;“.;.'i:‘.§§;‘;:.‘..;’:‘ -----nt w.. tt. tt... ..

After the patient stopped using the §"pf;f)‘fs,§°,;’w‘;;’l§:,d,2gG§f owder the skin became normal- '

pDr Memmeshiemer observed two have 53”; gogégnt- fgytg

~ group a ns g r

otherfcases showing mother form the whole story of thm,_Bn._u.' and

agenda paper Mr Baldwin suavely b

The King of Italy yesterday cele- C

rated the 35th anniversary of his

replied The member is under a misapprehension in thinking J P Morgan paid an omcial visit to 10 Downing Street. Mr. Morgan is an

old personal friend of mine with hom I have stayed in New York.

He always comes to see me when he is'in this country. I hope he will continue to do so.”

picious and put a question on the

reign. This is a unique achieve- ment on a continent where throrres have been toppling. since the war. King Victor Emmanuel is a decent. dutiful man whom the world re- spects and pities. For over 10 F681'-'> he has been crowded of! the stage by Mussolini. Even the ceremon- ial side of his omce, so important in a limited monarchy. has been taken over by the dictator. The, King is scarcely a symbol-only a

the celebration of its 150th -birth-

sydney, CB., has just concluded ShH<i0W-

American church conKf¢ll-15011! re to observe a day of prayer on,

ness than any other leader offering to do so. But we think it probable that there is a. considerable dis-

and in the country. I-le makes too

reason for themselves.

special certificate ia irsued by an .uthorimd inspedor which must this D0mll1l0Il by the 158118 011 the

the customs port of export." de-

The certificate must be applied for

English crop this year would be

production while the Canadian crop promised a yield in excess of 1934.

, -1

up the net results: “A serious drawback, however, of the whole affair was the fact that there was. practically speaking, no one there to see it. Here and there a few had heard of the approaching cele- bration and the people of the City of Sydney themselves tumed out; but, the great influx of visitors from other parts fell flat." It at- tributes thls flop to the "penny wise and pound foolish" policy of forgetting to invite the people from elsewhere through the advertising

columns of the daily newspapers.

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Mr. stevens undoubtedly has a

considerable following in Canada made up of people who sincerely

think he is the Moses who, if given th the British taxes fall also on

a chance, could lead the coun-try more rapidly out of the wilder-

crepancy between those who will stay with 'him, and the strength that he seemed to have two or three months ago in Parliament

many "breaks" in his speeches, re- quiring correction and explanation.

to encourage confidence in his! leadership by those who know and

Apples may not be errported from

canada to other countries other

than the United States "unless a

be filed with the export papers at

clares a circular issued by the Fed- eral Department of Agriculture.

in time to have the apples inspected

before the harvest. This inspection t is to ensure the fruit is free from t

pests. United Kingdom is the prin- cipal axport market of Canadian apples and the circular states the

about 50 percent. below normal

Under the Ottawa agreements.

Canada enjoys a preference on ap- pies.

Janus writing in The Spectator

has this to say which we have not observed mentioned elsewhere: "The holding of a plebiacite on the quee- tien of monarchy inbreees can now betakan for grantsd, but It does not the moo-

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day for which elaborate pr\epar~ ;unday_ ,ug 1,1 This Wm be miGovemment record of $5,555,743 to ations and plans were made. This. oonjuncticn with a protest against."

alas, is how the Truro News sums subjugation of Ethiopia. called the

oldest Christian nation in the world. by Italy. Petitions arkins the U.S. Government to offer to mediate will be circulated among millions of citizens _for signatures. Buck of both moves is recognition that peace in general is seriously threatened. It is the force of the churches and of all good citizens that is being marshaled. Diplomacy and political agencies suddenly ap- pear to be achieving nothing d'fln- ite. Treatv obligations are deliber- ately ignored-Can the spiritual power of America rally itfelf in a gesture that will be felt across the seas?-christian Science Monitor.

The new taxes un large incomes roposed by President Roosevelt, against which many rich folk are almost in rebellion, are not so hi3h as those which Britons bear with- out murmuring. The difference is

small or moderate incomes which are exempted in the United States. The United States rich are thus given an excuse for calling the Roosevelt scheme class legislation.- Ihr.

We are coming to the time when

every dollar of public expenditure will be scrutinized as never before. As more and more the people feel the pinch of taxation. more and more they will demand to know where the tax money goes. Then they will realize that it is not whol- ly the fault of Washington that government is ro costly. They will find right at home an obsolete sys- tem which literally eats hp money. -Cincinnati Enquirer.

Canadians are reminded that the

Hudson's Bay Company has just comp‘eted two hundred and sixty- five years of unbroken trading in

part of the company of its first omcial history since its incorpora- tion ln 1670. Probably no other commercial organization in the world has such a record to show of buslnem and romance and his- tory intermingled. When in 1969,' after having contributed more to

yielded some o 1 c ar r g s. it had maintained peace through- out the wilderness, established prin- ciples of justice and equity, and carried out colossal exploration work. The East India Company alone affords any sort of a parallel in history. and its record was mar- red by many features which for- tunately have not blurred the Hud- son's Bay escutcheon.-Montreal Star.

President Green of the American

Federation of Labor asks the peo- ple of the United States to b0Y¢0t.t. German in every way. The effects

_ later.

promoters and merchants, railways to keep the price of real estate -soaring, railways to wind through

Even the greatest ed rer of

2° upbummg gd"h:heI1°°",:,m;2,n Laurier has s tinge of regret as he

'D '"5' ° °’, t5y'h te rfb,” re-mms that now historiouspesoh.

price, viz: $4.68 and $5.61 when he handed the government over to Hon. R. B. Bennett. _ Could he by any p:ssible means have brought about a greater disaster to our hog industry?

With Premier Bennett. fighting

against the greatest world depres- sion. recovery of this market has been a serious up-hill job. And yet, despite depression, and despite Lib- eral opposition, _he has restored our h:g prices back to the $9.30 of pre-King status, and has increased our ha.m~bacon exports to the Unit- ed Kingdom, from the 193-J King

he handsome export of $12,366,426 in the year 1933-34. with a probable increase to near $20,000,000 in the present year. 1935,

And the Liberals px-:mise is, it

must be correct tor I quote the Patrlot’s Mackenzie King radio speech, to "remove those increases of tarid" and “extra lmposts on imports", to again "open the door 'f international good will," admit- ting the Argentine and New Zeal- and to again demoralize our mar- kets and bring back those halcyon days of sc pork and loc butter

to authorize the construction ofthe

N*“°“°‘1 T"m5°°D“D°“"l~ W9 M Mann t0g€ther the consequences 8: l€l¢¢1’ 01 hi-5 Pl-YW. should come ' --~ .-. _-~

that generation were very much di- vided upon the question. There was no doubt that the growing West needed more railways. but men like A G. Blair. Robert B~rden, Haugh-

°°“ 1‘”“°" and °"‘°"‘ °bl°°“d ise the ~ ' . ernment in 1921 The Co sive ‘ ' I 1'

that the Laurier proposals were so

SW°°Ping that they would inv°lve ioeai influence and knowledge, un- as that which _win meet the next ~|,mgg»-

the country in tremendous finan-

cial obligations and possible ruin. oo ld if be f d nf tl I t me tt... tt.. me ..‘:...:‘;.. ...°‘;‘;..;‘.;‘“.‘;t=:.-fx: 52;" 't.°f;°..‘:..*°..‘:..'..i.:° .‘:: r,':-:°.;s“~.‘;;.-;‘;,:v;.:-st- Wm’ "en "hw did ml' """”°|‘tf!-VB-Sant rivalry and duplic-ations, should look ahead to poasible'dif- B, aeqgggnt go ni 45;;

what e terrible burden those rail- ways were to be less than 25 years

But, as Professor Skelton. the

biographer of sir Wilfrid. asserts. transportation was a pressing issue. He is qulk frank that not all the pleas for railways were based upon legitimate needs, for there had to be "railways to give fat contracts to

the constituencies of as many M.P.’s as conceivable." So the pressure upon politicians to begin a vast

railway program was g'res.tn.d

wherein Laurier asserted: This is not a. time for deliberation: this` is s time for action. The hood tide is upzn us that leads us to fortune: if we let it peas it may never recur again. ff we let it pass, the voyage of eu- national life. bright as it is all free countries would rain pro- tests upon I-Iitler, and awaken the religious conscience of the world they would do more to ease the lot of Jews and Christiana in Cer- many. Tearingdown German flags

in foregn ports ia lawless and uae- lesa.- _

Administration of Estates a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN.

Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. E.I.

of skin eruption. Here again the if mauers be' M we have ,wry ,eh

t W" Y .

tests v'ere positive when the powder Son to believe they arm mythmg

WB5 rubbed into the skin, and the like the swry set (ann m this doc”

, Be N P

use of the reducing powder was no or ontario may be driven fo do - St°l>P¢d- something about it, and to do it

A fourth patient, a druggist, Smn_

suggested 'of her own accord that Beyer-age moms up populgrizing the reducing powder might be the drink-ing of beer md wma. mg causing the eruption of her skin for-that reason the liquor interests and this was shown to be the case are encouraging f.heir-establishment I as the skinbecsme normal when in every possible quarter. Increased the reducing powder was dis- consumption of liquor means in- continued creased revenue for the Govern-

It is suggested therefore that in ment, and increased fscili-ties for |

those who are overweight who the purchase and sele of liquor find the skin has become irritated' mean the capture of a certain ele- the possibility of a reducing iment amongst the voters in an el- I powder causing the skin symptoms ectfon. Meanwhile, the beverage should be remembered. rooms are taking a heavy toll oi

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eruption cleared away when the mem me ne,-gl gem “noe uh-

E. R. BROW

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness’ and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis

____ _ life and limb and morality. both

_ Y iii* directly and indirectly; we have

tom ‘ in be _ not heard one good ward said for we béarglot wmtmbizgug usgzugg; them or for their administration by no’ wait It is not of to morrow any msmnsible perm” in tm DNV'

'but of this day. of this hour ond' ’”°°=

of this minute. Heaven grant that ' . it is not already too late!" Mr. King' And The Sir Wilfred, never a business man, S t laughed to swrn the fears of men ena e

who were inspired by prescience. _ "@-

He put the oost ot sro oooooo “ws (Montreal Gssettei

C. M. Hays and Mackenzie and represents Mr. King in the Senate.

might not have been so disastrous. forward and acknowledge the oour He tried, but he failed, and Dr, tesies and assistance received by Skelton tells why: "The old. road him when he took charge of the fthe Grand Trunk), proud 9; ,gg legislation sent to the Senate from four hundred millions of debt des- the Commons by Mr. King's Gov P d upstart, the new, con . nserv t sclous of towering ambitions and of UIGIHUHS Md I i1\8.i°fitY I-S 1!-We

derrated the old, Common g'ound Parliament, and if the honorable

of the future to urge com ulsion." sentiment as to the ism atti

as planned; the construction went It is true the Senate refused to -

and moral disintegration. Perhaps lines to the already largely over- had the country accepted Mr. Bor- extended Canadian National Rail- den’s policy of state construction of ways system. There were other

‘ give our credit and nothing more!" In listening t0 the radio address wi” l°315]“'u°“ 'Wm be hampered P-

“Zi” 3,, t d _ h L _1 it of the p,;_ Hom Mwkexme mm or delayed by future action on the ,

Lalll°lel"S Greatest nuuifnadoilfrs gvmrygs ,f ,,,,,,'f,1tst wednesday night. me advent. out or the senate. There is surely S

sequence or that speech or isoa A age or disadvantage. or pubrie men °“m°’°D” in Di* W* "°°°’d °f 'he

Mistake G_ ma ,h in ' ‘ e,q,',e.,,,, ,h,,,,5e,,,, W, ,,,,_ upper chunber- to dissipate tho

ir, v o oo so a ooiitiosi s bv H ' R t

--- gh y _ rnisapprehension that the Liberal

(Pr d Wu" th Man d catchword of the period. said that °d was made lpvervn. partied ‘nd we Wim no in his ms, rm_

f NDS. in 6 in it was "not Tim, _ larl in Mr. Ki ‘s reference W U

EmpL’e> not Wa,¢_~- The bf;-;,E?,’t;,ths°é§,§a,;1r --,ge¥m¢e_-- Thengngnumnpb 5? ,ag lo address. He made this reference g

““’W'iW° Yea" “S0 W°d1‘°-“ily then president or the osnodiori speech does not convey what was “fl” P°‘“"‘“' °“” "h° "”"°“m°“" m°'“°W"P°'9" “me” °f C°'“”d“ Bank of Commerce was the chief evidently in the speakers mind th" W°"° “th” mud °‘ the d‘°"“t" found themselves oooh-onted with P,-,,¢,,g,,,,,5, 0, me 'La,,,,e, ,wmy when no rn-oaaoost ms uiunon to whips." applying this Observation columns from Ottawa reporting the p,,1|cy_ He was supposed to be B me Uppel-.ghumbgr gm the °h_ to anythlngor anybody whichwould introduction by Sir Wilfrid Laurier nnm¢1a1gemu5_ yet what a “.3816 pg;-vgmm dj_-,pluygd 'gn ummm ag interfere with his legislation and of his bills to ratify the contract wmmemyy upon ms ..genius.. is temp” which me mmugmm mel( thu interfere with what would with the Grand Trunk forthe build- mg railway situation of today; does not cznvey. This is a time live the 8199105* D¢D°m? W the ful'

ing Of Y-he Grand Trunk Pacino and Had Laurie, been ,Me to brmg when the honorable gentleman who “Y” W°1f”’° °f °°D°d°~

the subsidies, guarantees, lobbying hculties and not endorse Mr. King'a 'rho and oaunof, deceive,

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The electzrs swallowed the bait tude in the Senate if he wishes to sweet modest flowers of Spring,

and in 1904 the Laurier ministry make his administration helpful to How neue your balmy dayl gm a renewal of its mandate. The his party and successful with the And man's brief life can bring bribery of a whole people worked Govemment. No secondary Mayi

on, fortunes were made; thousands pass legislation submitted by Mr. No earthly burst again of people were brought into canada King's Government, particularly Of gladness out of gloom, and today we are paying the price the outstanding bill suggested the Fiend hope and vision vain, not only in money but in material building of 39 additional branch Ungrateful to the tomb.

the runway the 1-osutfnignt have bins or o unuiu- nature. rf ur. The we-#tem Canadian wool clip ' soon ailment. rt on-tsiniy ooois rung is pm-mos nw, in view or forwarded to the awmhlfnz point _ not have been worse, for today we what hashsrrpened since that date, at Weston. Ontario. this Yell' is F0- hsve not only to psy for tho open- to defend his legislation and ooo- ported to be the cleanest and light-

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refusingto endorse these extrava- gant and unnecessary expenditures, the opportunity is afforded him. and the electors would certainly be in- terested to learn, and in some de- tail, on what Mr. King bases the fear he expresses that proper and

during the past eight years. Sample bales of various grades have been shipped to London, England. where they will be displayed in the wool auctions now being held.

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Get abottle today 50 cents.

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tion of these railways. but we have demn the mtion of the Benate in est shrinking of any wool received

also to pay the price for the wealth which was diverted into' other hands."

Most of Europe is now ruled by

dlctatershfps. Strangely enough, most of these dictators are not na-

Austrian by birth; Mustapha Kem- M0f'I'tl1'k¢Y.islGr0Qk!l'UmBal-

of a boycott unhappil 'would fall l | “hm .n“._ on many innocent pegple in Cer- Jogmsf .hm in ‘ m°m_ "“°’ ‘"‘° “‘ "D ‘”“'§’“' ‘-"°"“‘“ oushisfaioiomsu ws me off our °‘ "‘° *Y""’“" "D" .“‘° "'°°' rut. amd by a 'nov Yon 'runes

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not for-gotten the day when a mit- "um mn M th _ish Government made over to nm. -Q ,g;.°,»,==|y°W4,,' not

Greece the Ionian Islands as a like Kesaolilmlgasmgnner of :peelin-

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